Guest guest Posted August 4, 2001 Report Share Posted August 4, 2001 Here is a few of your recent questions about PROMPT: " Hi, Does anyone know of a therapist in Suffolk County Long Island that uses the Prompt method. I heard that this might also help with my daughters speech. Thank you " " What is a PROMPT therapist? " " We have never tried PROMPT. Can anyone recommend an experienced therapist in Bergen County? Thanks. Jackie " Here is some information from the PROMPT website: " Being a parent or a teacher of a child with a speech disorder is at times difficult and frustrating. Fortunately, trained Speech-Language Pathologists are always here to help you and your child through those rough times. The purpose of this workshop is to introduce to you the PROMPT System, a hands-on approach to speech production errors, and its application to two specific disorders: apraxia and dysarthria. This workshop is divided into two main sections. The first section deals with what the PROMPT System is, and then briefly guides you through its history and development, and finally, you will learn about the components of the system. In the second section, you will be introduced to apraxia and dysarthria and will examine how the PROMPT System is applied to these disorders. " Here is some information you may want to take note of: For those of you that have asked via email or phone, no, we do not have any fees for our CHERAB meetings, and, you do not need to register to attend our meetings (however, an RSVP to kiddietalk@... or 732-871-6013 would be appreciated) Perhaps the confusion is that Rhonda (from the wonderful Canadian ECHO group)just posted about a one day PROMPT conference for parents that you need to register for, and has a fee of $140. That is a separate event, way way way up north of our meeting, and has nothing to do with the CHERAB meeting on August 6th. And finally: Here is the information about the CHERAB homebase meeting for Monday, August 6. Again, there is NO charge for this meeting, and no registration required. CHERAB Homebase Meeting August 6, 2001 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM St. Barnabas Ambulatory Center (not in the main hospital-the location that is across from the Livingston mall) For more information visit http://www.apraxia.cc under " meetings " Just a quick reminder that CHERAB's speaker for August 6th, 2001 is Barbara Goldfarb-Portnoff MA CCC SLP, Certified PROMPT Instructor http://www.promptinstitute.com/staff.html who is one of the handful of people in the world who trains other professionals on PROMPT. We are lucky to have Barbara as our speaker, and I'm sure you wouldn't want to miss her lecture. Speaker Bio: Barbara Goldfarv Portnoff, M.A. CCC-SLP, is the founder and director of TIKES, Therapeutic Intervention for Kids and Educational Support, a private practice in New Jersey devoted to the evaluation and treatment of children and adolescents with communication disorders in the tri-state area. Barbara has extensive experience working with autistic and PDD populations, language impaired, and oral-motor and speech motor disorders. She also has specialized training in Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), behavior management, pragmatic and developmental approaches. Integral to Barbara's therapeutic philosophy is her commitment to consulting regionally with school boards, parenting and other professional groups. PROMPT has been an important component of her practice since 1993. Barbara holds her Certificate of Clinical Competence, and State Licensure for New York and New Jersey. Barbara attended CHERAB's amazing first conference for apraxia this past Monday and Tuesday, and will be speaking on the night of the National airing of Inside Edition's segment on verbal apraxia which features various families and professionals from CHERAB. All the children featured in Inside Edition are at Bilker's talking page at http://www.debtsmart.com/talk Please check your local listings for the times and channels as to when Inside Edition will air by you. This August 6th meeting will also mark another anniversary year for CHERAB!! We plan on having a celebration cake to mark this event in celebration of CHERAB's hugely successful apraxia conference, Inside Edition's August 6th Nationwide airing on verbal apraxia featuring families and professionals from CHERAB, and CHERAB's anniversary. Each attendee of this celebration meeting will receive the handouts from CHERAB's historic landmark conference for apraxia. Again, please check the website at http://www.apraxia.cc for more details! See some of you Monday night! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2001 Report Share Posted December 30, 2001 WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXPERIENCED PROMPT-TRAINED SLP WHO WORKS IN THE BERGEN COUNTY AREA, IF POSSIBLE. IF ANYONE CAN RECOMMEND SOMEONE, PLEASE LET ME KNOW EITHER ON THE LIST OR PRIVATELY @ JSCAREMGR@.... THANKS, jacki Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2001 Report Share Posted December 31, 2001 Dear Jacki, I found our Prompt therapist at their web-site: www.promptinstitute.com you tell them where you live and they e-mail you back with people in your area. I do not know where Bergen county is so I do not know of anyone. I am in Massachusetts. Good luck, Eileen > WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXPERIENCED PROMPT-TRAINED SLP > WHO WORKS IN THE BERGEN > COUNTY AREA, IF POSSIBLE. > > IF ANYONE CAN RECOMMEND SOMEONE, PLEASE LET ME KNOW > EITHER ON THE LIST OR > PRIVATELY @ JSCAREMGR@.... > > THANKS, > > jacki Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2002 Report Share Posted April 21, 2002 Is prompt like touch-cueing? Wiley's speech therapist uses touch cues. Wiley imitates the touch cues and says ba or whatever is his catch-all, which is actually da. I'm a speech therapist and I have used a cueing system for years; it's something that my mentor and I agreed upon. I'm trying to find out about systems that are published, so I might get more consistency between clinic and school. Do you have any references for " prompt " and " touch cues " ? Or any other tactile-kinesthetic cueing systems? Thanks in advance. cris@... SpeechKids; Play Partners; The Classroom Connection (9 y.o., DSI;Hypotonia) and Will, 7 y.o.(DSI) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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